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Starting back after decades of not playing - Also quick question
Hello everyone.
I learned classical guitar as a kid, probably played for a couple of years and then didn't really do much over the last almost 40 years. Pulled out my guitar a while ago and started to play again. I have neuropathy in my fingers due to an autoimmune disease which makes things a little more challenging, but it's getting there. There is one song I remember from back in the day, but I only know the beginning of it and was wondering if anyone can tell me the actual name of it. It's some sort of Waltz and the beginning is as below: (The formatting was a bit off after pasting in here so I adjusted as best as I could.) E|-----0--0-----1--1-----0--0---------------0--0-----1--1-------------- B|-----1--1-----0--0-----1--1--3--0--------1--1-----0--0--------0--1-- G|-------------------------------------0----------------------0--2-------- D|-----------0--------------------------------------0-------------------- A|--3-----------------3-------------------3----------------------------3-- E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks much in advance |
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Not much to go on.
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I can't remember where I've seen it (or heard it) but I know I have! It's very like a kind of Grade 1 study (I have a few of those on file, but not this particular one). It's a little like the right hand exercises in Giuliani's 120 studies, which are all based on arpeggiating C and G7 chords in various ways: Here's the first few in tab form: https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/maur...ies-tab-s32808 (Those are all in either 4/4 or 12/8, so it's not one of them.)
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Thanks for trying. After digging on Google for a few hours I did manage to find it:
Waltz in C Major, Op. 241, No. 1 by Carulli, Ferdinando https://youtu.be/kcJskLLluUg |
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Oh yes! Well done! I actually have a different Carulli waltz as a grade 1 piece on file, but I know I've played that one before.
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Hey, welcome back. I think that you will find more than a few of us here who took some decades off. It comes back to you.
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Yup!
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That’s a lovely little piece. I’ve just started learning classical. Adding that one to my list.
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